Hawks, stocks and peril: Iran-America brinkmanship

This episode features John Fasman, Washington correspondent for The Economist, who dives into the fraught U.S.-Iran relationship, spotlighting tensions following Iran's downing of an American drone. He raises critical questions about the implications of military aggression in the Gulf. Additionally, the conversation shifts to facial recognition technology, addressing its potential benefits in law enforcement but also the rising privacy concerns hampering its integration. Lastly, there's a discussion on the UK's new regulations targeting harmful gender stereotypes in advertising.